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Students in North Platte Community College’s Automotive Technology and Auto Body Technology programs gather around this year’s raffle pickup, a 1955 burnt orange Chevy. The car will be displayed at the Chase County Fair Aug. 14.
Tickets for the 2021 North Platte Community College raffle pickup, a burnt orange 1955 Chevy stepside short box, go on sale June 13.
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Ray and Douglas Wright of Imperial view some of the poached wildlife the Game and Parks Commission had on display at Enders Lake’s 100th celebration Saturday. The wildlife Crimestoppers trailer was one of several information areas set up at the lake for casual viewing throughout the day.
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Bob Lipska of Palisade, owner of 10-4-BBQ, checks the ribs he has in the smoker at Saturday’s Smokin’ on the Lake BBQ contest.
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One of five clay pigeons turns to dust after being hit by Steve Gould while shooting from above his head. And yes, he hit all five.
Despite Saturday’s 90-degree temperatures, all reports indicate the day’s 100th anniversary celebration of Nebraska’s state parks at Enders Lake was a great success.
Senator Dan Hughes, who represents the 44th Legislative District, just completed his seventh year In the Nebraska Legislature.
Members of the Imperial city council showed they will work with property owners when nuisance issues arise and notices are sent.
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Three college students and interns with Rural Prosperity Nebraska, pictured in front of Imperial’s main street mural, are spending the summer brainstorming and assisting in community development. The interns are, from left, Sebastian Sturner, Isaac Archuleta and Joel Kreifels.
The local community is in for a special treat this summer as three college students and interns with Rural Prosperity Nebraska are working under the tutelage of co-leaders Tyler Pribbeno, Jo Leylan
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